왕초보영어(제2433회) : 가정-동물원에 처음 가 보는 아들

엄마 동물원에 동물 많아요?

그럼, 기린이랑 코끼리도 볼 거야.

그리고 운 좋으면, 호랑이도 볼지도 몰라.

대박 !  가서 옷 입을게요 !

 

Mom, Are there many animals at the Zoo?

Sure, You will see giraffes and elephants.

And If you're lucky, You might see tigers, too.

Amazing !  I'll go and get dressed !

 

 

M Mom, Are there many animals at the Zoo?

   animal [ ænɪml ] = 동물  vs  anymore [ ènimɔ́:r ]

   zoo = 동물원, aquarium = 수족관

   Are / Is there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

   Are there dogs?

   Is there water in the cup?

 

Z Sure, You will see giraffes and elephants.

   giraffe = 기린

   Will (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할 것이다.

   You will get there soon.

   You will see a tall tree.

 

 

Z And If you're lucky, You might see tigers, too.

   tiger = 호랑이,  lucky = in luck

   Might (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할 것이다

   She might be late.

   I might start a business.

   

M Amazing !  I'll go and get dressed !

   amazing = 놀라운 / 대단한 = awesome = fabulous = marvelous

   get dressed = 옷을 입다(단일 사용) vs put on + (명사) = 옷과 함께 사용

 

Q 우린 곧 떠날지도 몰라

   We might be leaving soon.

 

 

*  More expressions

 

Is/Are there (명사)? = (명사)가 있나요?

Is there an elevator in the building?

Is there a charge for the replacement key?

   charge = 청구금

Is there a fire extinguisher in the building?

Is there a homework.

Is there a question?

Is there a restroom in the building?

   restroom(집 밖에) = bathroom(집 안에) = toilet(미국 변기) = loo(영국)

Is there a restroom in the store?

Is there water in the cup?

Are there animals in the building?

Are there dogs?

Are there many students?

Are there restroom in the museum?

Mom, Are there many animals at the Zoo?

   animal [ ænɪml ] = 동물  vs  anymore [ ènimɔ́:r ]

   zoo = 동물원, aquarium = 수족관

 

Will (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할 거야 / 할게 / 할래 / 할 것이다.

Will you (동사원형)? = 너 (동사원형) 할 거야?

It's a long story. I'll tell you later.

It's a long story. > The story is long.

I will tell your parents.

I will be a dancer !

I'll order jajangmyeon instead.

   instead = 그 대신에

I will bring another chair.

That's okay,  I'll just eat them.

   eat = 먹다 > ate > eaten

I will just come back later.

We will be inside.

I will bring you a chair.

Ok, Honey.  I will ask Dad.

   ask = ~에게 물어보다 / 물어보다

I will ask my English teacher.

I will bring you a spoon.

I will ask my grandpa.

I will, Sir !  I will !

I will call you tonight.

I will fax it to you.

I will pick you up.

Sure, You will see giraffes and elephants.

   giraffe = 기린

Will you marry me?

Will you help us?

will you > would you

We will pay now.

Yeah !  Will you push me first?

   push = 밀다

You will get there soon.

You will see a tall tree.

 

Might (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할지도 몰라 / 할 것이다

And If you're lucky, You might see tigers, too.

   tiger = 호랑이,  lucky = in luck

I might be late tomorrow.

I might move out soom.

I might start a business.

It might take away our jobs !

   job = 직업 / 일자리

   take away = 빼앗아 가다

No, thank you. I might fall asleep.

   fall asleep = 잠들다.

   doze off = nod off = 졸다

She might be late.

She might call you.

They might have an express service.

   must > may > might

They might call you in the afternoon.

We might be leaving soon.

We might go to the movies.